Certain Micro targets AI test-interface demand with three Semicon products
As Semicon Taiwan 2026 gets underway, semiconductor test-interface structural parts maker Certain Micro Application Technology (CMAT) announced three core product lines aimed at rising AI and high-performance computing (HPC) chip testing demand: fine drilling for upper and lower guide plates, probe card structural components, and ATE Stiffener test frames.
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